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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-13

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
THE TRIBU e,
NESy.XORH.

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BARK Ar%.aa ia Massa gs t Jsvs lis days. with
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steamer brooklyn city (Br FIT Bristol July 49, swanse.
IT, with and passengers TO James Arkeh Co. Af'1
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Bark Reindeer straek Martnique2 % days. with sugar.
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Steamers Canada, for London Blanche Hendersen' ff~
Banks Gilead, for Christians; Hos Sunderland
Also saied-va Long Island sound-Bris Helen IL Row.
10y, for New Haven
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
r,vxppoor Julv so-saied steamer Kansas (Br,. oisE
0c July sl-sasd steamers ssrva ~
Ksy and Nevada lErj. Douglass. from Liverpool hen''
NprYMouTH July si-Aived Rhatia l0er wH no
gesang from New.York on her way TO Hamburg '"
'e MovILLx. July STARVED. steamer Oregon OBI
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rransaei. from Ssw.Yori
HAVANA. yuly si--sailed steamer oiw 81 wAs'''s~"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
UNCERT1TNTIES OF BASEBALL.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND THIS WEEK.

THE BRooKLYN CLUB DEFEATED BY THE METRO
PoLITANs YESTERDAY AT RIDGEwooD.
Baseball is an extremely uncertain quantity and any on
believing only glance the results OF the
games for fully convinced Of the fact Many an
arcase has the fluctuations the Gans
and the local OF the club to build their fu
ure enthusiasm upon stronger foundation No more air
castles will be erected by the friends Of the NewYok CLUB
until the record makes those predictions scem
sure being fulfilled The uncertainty OF base
ball could be strikngy illustrated than by a
glance ct the Washington nine The nne called
Senators" in ba seban pariance shows some startling
victories and defeats The Washington club has had com
paratyely easy defeating the Chicago and New.lork
OF those nnes the insignificant Indianapolis
club Newlork club has deraby more trouble In
winning from Philadelphia tLan u has from Boston
and yet the latter has little difficulty IN warmth tne
uakers far Psburg has had easy time OF II In us
with the Chicago club while Its record against Detroit
10 insignificant
previous season history Of the game has fur
n.ed interesting series Of games than the present
League battle The more than hall over Dut IL AZ
BOSTON, Chicago Detroit and NcwYork clubs are close 10
geter front ranks and either one OF the four has an
excellent chance to carry of the trophy since IT'S tsn
its record but the general opinion
that the Improvement VIII not be PERI anen
The hold the lead and have forty nye Veto
ries played TO date The
Chicago continues hold second place only lew points
behind its Detroit rival The Boston aud New York clubs
been defeated the loca players
would third place he Philadelphia cluD win:
los thirty six games Washington club played
markabe game time but has apparently gone hack TO
Its The Pitsburg club has not made the sensation
in the League Its friends anticipated. The Indianapolis
last place and content with their lot
The change and captancy has apparently had
e effect The record of all the games played to date as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01

Island Athletic st. Louis t Philadelphia Baltimore
va Louisville at Baltimore
Brooklyn Metropolitan Cincinnati at St George Staten
Island Athletic St Louis, at philadelphia batmore
Louisville. at Baltimore -.
Wednssddy-Athlet Metropolitan, 81 Phi laeelphia
ThuTsddV-Athietio VS. Metropolitan at Philadelphia
frtday-brookIyn Baltimore. At Washington PARK
Cincinnati at St Louis; Louisville
VI. Cleveland, a Louisville
sat.rday-Brookyn vs. Baltimore, ut Washington Park.
Brooklyn Athletic Metropolitan. At Philadelphia ST
Louis Cincinnati at Cncinnatii Louisville va Ccve'
land AZ Louisville
The Metropolitan and BROOKLYN clubs plsyed on post
poned game Ridgowood Park l. t. Yesterday Owing 10
the threatening weather only were
Much time consumed in wrangng over an umpire. anu
Managers Byrne Caylor waved vroth before 1t was
finally decided yonng by the universal name OF
drilling rain fell during most OF
the afternoon aud the home PLAYERS were inclined TO stop
the fourth inning After anotner uresome SERIES
OF disputes the match was continued inc Meropoitans
freely batting Cushmln pitched nicely, anu
with the exception Gebar finely supported by tho
The Metropolitans have won eight games
out OF PLAYED and Of the eleven was
draw. The as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
NETWORK CITY.

Henry NJ Stanley, the African explorer, can now
be seen I'm wax at the Eden Musec. The figure Is
life-slze and represents him returning from voyage
The British Queen, a steamer which for some time
has formed one Of the fleet Of the Imam Line, Pas
been transferred TO the Netherlands American steam
Navigation Company and VIII hereafter ply between
this city and Rotterdam.
Engclberg Blhcr, stceragc passenger ON the
steamer Gascognc, which arrived yesterday jumped
overheard on Friday and drowned. He was tenn
porarny insane.
william Gil. age twenty -four, OF No. 219 West
sxeenth-st.. was drowned at West Seventy sixth-st
Yesterday and John Carey, age twenty-eieht, OF
No oOt East ghth-St was drowned at East
Seventy ghth-st. Both were seized with cramps
while swimming
The three DAYS celebration Of tho death of st. Al
Ihonsus IIguori. founder OF the missionary congro-
CATION of the Most Holy Redecmer was begun yes
tcday In ST. AlphOnsus's Church, In South Fifth-ave
The interior and exterior of the edifce were deco,
rated. Masses were celebrated at O'Clock and
10 AS o'clock. sermon on the life OF mo SAINT
delivered by Father Fraurfch
George Gubcns. age twenty-five, OF Kingsbridge
Road and One-hundrcd and ninety xth-st, while
swimming at Two-hundred- and-eIghth-st. and the
Harlem River dove from a low foot bridge. His
head struck the bottom Of the river and his neck
was broken. The body was recovered
Custavo Baver. age nineteen. OF No. ESQ Riving-
ton-st was drowned Yesterday at One-hundred and
eichty-sIth-st.. In Ae Bronx River, while In swim
mino
Tho seven men captured on Saturday running two
roulette wheels and three "sweat boards" on the
steamer Crystal Wave on It's trip from Sandy Hook
we're arralgnod yesterday in the Tombs Police Court
Justice Kllbrcth learned that William Dcrhan, OF
Ncw-Brighton, S. l., one Of the prisoners was not
him. The others were placed under 500 bail each
for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
NEWS FROM The SUBURBS.
A GERMAN AT THE NErnERwooD HOTEL.

There extremely successful german at the Neither
Hotel NeihcrwOod NJ j.. on last "Wednesday evening
Oliver b. Bridgman OF NewYork; led with Mrs Brd man
Williams Mr. and Mrs H. ID. Brewster MI aud Mrs W. j.
Roome Mr. aud Mrs =. r. Robbins Mr.. Dart and MIRA MA
r Mr.. Weston and Mrs Howard, Mr. Cullen and Miss l..
Hebert MI Plum aud Miss condit, Mr. Clarke and Miss
Hunter Mr. W. Martin and Miss Hsbert Mr.. Wksson and
Miss Plum Mr.. Martin aud Miss swain MT Dunn and Miss
Roome Mr.. II. Martin and Miss Cullen. MT Hatbough and
Miss Dart Mr. Douglas and Miss Dart MI Post and Miss
Miller and Messrs re. and Borden. Among the most beau
tif1 o. the original figures TIA Dove" tho
Lawn Tennis" the Rainbcw f" and tho Star" The
favOrs we're exceptionally handsome
Among the new arrivals at the hotel W. IT,
family, New.YOrk; Mt and Mrs VI. ID. Valentine New.
York; W. G. Martin New York colonel Frederick Martin.
New;York Miss Belle Hunter, ElEaleth Mr. and IVA
Charles r. crosby Now-York: Mrs and Mrs j. r. Douglas,
Nev.Yorki Charles " Wagner and family, New.lo
James Plum. IT, New York; Mr. and Mrs h. NJ Knowles,
New.York Mr. and Mira George NJ. Peters. Coumbus H. c.
Dart and family. New.York; Mr. and Mrs A. l. Goudran.
New.York Mr. aud Mrs =. r.. buchanan, Brooklyn and
Mr. and Nrs Charles II. Parsons. New-Yorx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
Oy'THE BEACH 1T CONEY ISLAND.
A HOT SUNDAY BY THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF PEOPLE ENJOYING THEMSELVES.

HOT SUNDAY oEaohOhH
OF PEOPLE ENJOYING THEMSELVES.
One OF the largest crowds of the season was gath
cred Yesterday at Coney Island Every boat OF the
Iron steamboat Company bound to the Island until
A D. H. was loaded At that hour sharp shower
came uD, lasting for considerable Time and this had
the caect Of les-cnng the numbers going down. The
boats ON the Bay Ridge and Culver routes took down
n large number OF passengers and the Brooklyn trains
were loaded The bathing pavlons were tested to
their utmost 1herc fine surf ali DAY the water
WAS OF good temperature and lheie Was haruy an
hlur from breakfast time until dark When there
were not hundreds sporting In the waves 10 guugo
from tho crowds the beach about u. m. ana the
appearance Of the incoming boats ana trains one
Mould suppose that all New-YOrk had gone 70 the
beach to get away from the intense heat Away
from the iron piers and the shady side OF the hotels
and other buildings however. the heat was almost
a, bad as In the city. The sun poured down blister
ing rays and the Humidity Of tho atmosphere COM
bined with the heat destructive 10 staiched linen
Everything on tho island did rushing business
The merry -go-rounds, the swings and the coastnS
alleys coined money for tlelr pcrspring owners.
Tho Manhattan Beach and Oronta hotels arc fnll
neach Hotcl on saturday and there were more added
yesterday. Tho Brighton Beach Hotel also had
considerable accession to it, list OF guests.
Tho Rev. charles III. Eaton. ID. II, OF tho Univer-
salist Cburcn of the Divine Paternity. OF
is city, preached yesterday tho Manh %SslS
beach Hotel TO large asscmblage "Thc Christians
idea of Reverence" Many Of his congregation in tho
city went down 20 hear him. Congressman :. S.
Cox and D. d. I. Marshall werc among the auditors.
The singing by the congregation was reinforced BY
part OF Gmoro's Band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01

The NewYork club will spend day Tuesday and We'd
nesdsy At Psburx and there TO Chicago where II
Friday Saturday The Boston club plays at In
in tho carly part Of the week aud al Detroit on the
closing days of tho The scheduled fol-
lows no games beng arranged for Thursday.
Monday Pttsburg New.York. at Pittsburgt indian.
ap0lis, Boston, Indianapolis Detroit Philadelphia
1t Detroit; Chicago. va Washington at Chicago
Tuesddy-Chicago vs. Washington, ct Chicago, Detroit
Philzdepha at Detroit; Indianapolis Boston at In
dianapolis Piltsburg va Mew.York. at Piltsburg.
Philadelphia Detroit; Indianapolis Boston, In
dianapos; Pittsburg vs. NowYork, at Pittsourg
Effddv-Chioago va NewYo at Chicago; Detroit
Boston At Detrot Indianapolis vs. Philadelphia ct Indian
apotiss Pttsburg vs. Washington at Pittsburg.
Saturday-Chcago New-York, at Chicago: Detroit
Detroit indianapolis Philadelphia Indian
The Metropolitan club viii start jaunt wednes
day. The Brooklyn club however remains at homo The
Western Mines hnsh games Tu esdav
then start homewar The games for the present week will
be found below:
Monday Brooklyn Cleveland, AZ Washington PARK,
brooklyn Metropolitan va Cincinnati ct b. George Staten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
DR. rGLYYy SPEAKS IN BROOKLYN

The second OF series OF meetings under the auspices
Of the Kings County Henry George Land Club was held
ast evening at the Grand Opera House, Brooklyn.
James 7. Koher presided Dr. McGynn the sp eaker
OF the evening He was received with great applause
spoke In glowing terms OF the land theory aud Of Its
author the mention or the OF Henry George being
received with applause In tile his speech he sad
We have to from the pulpits to the stages thea
preach the word OF God and here In this profane
place, the word OF God invites you TO take
up the OF the new crusade and as
reyerently you could do In church,
enroll yourselves the soldiers OF God" The chair
announced that the next meeting would BIO post
poned Till September.
The absence OF DIR. McGlynn and Henry George, and
the condition OF the atmosphere cut down the attendance
at meeting OF the Anti Poverty Society In the Acad
envy OF Music and there fewer people present last
night than at the previous meetings W. T.
ting address. In which no reviewed tho case
OF DR. McGynn Tho speech consisted largely OF violent
address OF some length The humidity OF the at
mosphere evidently affected the purses OF those present,
for the collection about the smallest record In til
history OF tho association; 1t was sos OIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
THE MANHATTAN JOCKEY CLUB.

The organization of the Manhattan Jockey Club
p,ee and tho association protected the filing OF s char
ter with the Comfy Clerk The stock has been subscribed in
full 20 per cent paid in On the first Monday In septem
Dor there OF officers No site has been SO
leoted buildings and lay out
course Of the i've under consideration Van courtandt
Park fanoled 1t certainly desirable than the
shers The Park Board perfectly willing 70 EXTEND help
ing han to the club power grant the
hhy Important privilege Of charging fee 70 ts
Ia remove this objection TO Van Coutapdt II will be neces
AIRY apply "a the Legislature This tho club has deter
session II the intention of the ass0cia
ca 20 ueoss only the quater What known the
e - Droposs1 ooQsse for another twelvemonth
~ sk kSjsv ssoae 4AsasIfosa and it promoters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
THE PROPOSED RACING CIRCUIT.

likely that anything will be done this year toward
the lease at Saratoga BY syn
dcate Of jockey clubs whose patrons are to
large extent residents Of this city and Brooklyn The Mon
mouth Park people joined the syndicate nor do they
seem inclined TO entor alliance The project will doubt
less fail clubs agree unanimously The Monmouth
Association objects to giving any OF Its claimed dates
would have to do Saratoga were taken into the So
called circu Mr. Reed of she Saratoga Association. has
large Kentucky and 10 anxious 10 dis
Springs property by lease or sale MT spencer
hs mariner and associate wish retire. but has
agreed do accommodation 70 MT. Reel Ihese
representing the several racing
full and satsfac DRY understand
Of the lease sale The consent OF the
all that wanted insure the success
Of the negotiations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01

Keeher Robra about forty years old He bought tne
bakery where he lived short time ago ana Two
married Elizabeth WORTH German GIRL who ved IN
Uoboken Robra took his wife 10 The bakery IN Wes Ihr
the ay after married. and every thing went
we'll until about week ago. Then Robra became aespona
he did not the business was going 70
he success Last Friday morn ng seemed unusually ao
hands with his wife and said; GOOD.
hive Won will never again" wife Thought mat
he was Joking not been heard from since ana sue
that he have committed suicide lie Lao ony
sm all amount OF money with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01

Earned Metropolitan 81 BROOKLYN First pase on
erors-Metropoitan, 81 BROOKLYN. struck ont.Metro
politan 3; BROOKLYN. T. Left basesMetropoltan 4;
BROOKLYN, g. First base ballsMctlellan Mcramany l.
O'Brien 1. Home transformers !. Threeb hs,Ncne
Twobase hits-O Brien l. R0seman, Pfnkney, i; NC
Tsmany, Il Phillips Porter Double plays-49m liam
aud Phillips. Hit BY pitcher-None. Wild pitchesINone
Passed bals-None. Umpre-Mr smith Time OF game
220. Stolen bases-O' Brien. l. Greer, 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
A FOUNTAIN PRESENTED TO JERSEY CITY.

public fountain presented tho OF Jersey
by the womens Christian Temperance Union. Tho
presentation made by Mrs Jackson president OF tho
union Mayor Cleveland accepted behalf o: the city
offered the Rev Nathan
OF the Second Church and there
by quartet OF male voices The fountain IL at Newark
and MoDtgomery.s While the ceremonies were In
halfdrunken passing horse car shouted
I'm take beer Give glass OF beer !" Mayor Cleye
land ordered policeman 10 arrest the hut the order
not obeyed The Mayor became extremely indignant and
a the city and the police that the
should have been allowed TO disturb tho meaing and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK ....-.....sUNDAY.J JULY 81, 1887
ARRIVED.

Steamer umbria (Br) McMickan. Liverpool July 80
"a with mse amt 7i2 passengers to Vernon
Brown & Co Arrived at tho Bar at l040a am.
steamer Chicago (Br) Jones' Hull July H. London ID
with Sor Arrived nj the Bar az d
Steamer tBr). Garvin Bermuda days with mdso
and ouerbrdgs Co. Arrived At tho Bar
steamer City o, san Antonio Wilder Key West days.
with m,se and passengers 10 q ii Mallory & Co.
Seminole kembe Jacksonville 5days via Charles
ton. with ndse and passengers TO VIM Clyde & Co
Steamer wyanoke. Hulphers Richmond city Point and
Norfolk with mdso and TO Old Dominion SIS Co
steamer Seneca Walker Newport News and West Point
Va with mdse and passengers to old Dominion IS Co
steamer John GIBSON Young Georgetown, DC, and Alex
andrz with mdse TO Johl NJ Williams
Steamer Chas Mayer Hand Baltimore with coal TO Con-
soidated Coal Co
Waldo Patterson. Frankfort with stone to
John Pierce ,,,,
River Garry (Br Scott Boston. In ballast to VIII
Jams g. Rankin.
TO order vessel 70 Vernon II Brown 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01

The Eastern Western mines OF tho League still bat
Ting with another and the former have more than
held In the series their friends are Juban The
club done the best work having TO date won
twenty-five and lost but sixteen In the contests
mines Detroit has the next best record
twenty three Loaf nineteen games
with the Western clubs whs Boston has twenytwo vie
and eighteen defeats The Washington Pttsburg and
Clubs have been the sufferers New York and
Philadelphia Chicago their stumbling block In the West
while aud Wsshin trouble at Detroit
and Indianapolis The record Of the East tho West and
vice versa follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
BROOKLYN.

The Swiss volksfst was held in Ridgcwood Park
yesterday. and about score Of societies OF Swiss
nnd Alsatians were present. Singing, shooting
dancing and a series Of national games filled up the
hours Of the afternoon and evening
The police arrested Edward Ryan. Of No. 466
Flushing ave. Yesterday for violation OF tho excise
laws I'm selling lluuor Sunday. lie Is charged
with giving enough louor 10 little gi 10 make her
drunk Iiulda Anderson. ace ten. OF No 352 Ham
ton-avc.. while carving n pitcher OF beer for a
nelghbor yesterday, tasted Of II and was made 80
sick that ambulance was called 10 take her home
The nude body Of a drowned man. age twenty-six
five feet eight inches I'm height, with black hair and
smooth face, picked up of BedlOw's Island yes
terlay and towed to Elizabeht. by the crew OF the
schooner Edward Harlem. II had been In tho water
about four days.
While taking a bath yesterday, Christopher Ebley
age eighteen. of No. 1876 GrOve-st, Owed from a
wharf at Stagg-st into Newtown Creek and struck
his head against a stone. He sank 10 the bottom
and would have been drowned had IL not been for
the Efforts OF william Naeherbach. age fourteen OF
No 81 WallabOut-st, who rescued him.
Francis Carghonio, age thirty, Of No. b57 East
One hundred and forty -thirdSst.. drowned at
East Ono-hunded-an md thirty -eighth-sb yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
A COyNrCTICrT WOMAN MISSING.

Mrs. F. Greenwood, young woman living At Waterbury.
Conn., came to this city Saturday with the intention Of
getting medical at Of the city hospitals
SATURDAY night Vaughnwho works for the Waterbury
Clock Company received dispatch from Mrs. Greenwood
asking him 10 here nj once lie came on late train
Saturday night and Yesterday search
ing for tho no could not find her She was
seen al tho Grand Central station Mr. Vaughn went to
Police last ami reported the case and
general alarm sent 70 all the police stations to look out
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01

holds majority Of victories in the Association
games between Eastern and Western clubs The West
copspcuously stronger whole last year.
they show falling of In playing strength this
Ihe Western clubs have TO date won one eleven
three for the latter The St Louis club has made the remark
able record thirty nine viz ores and but twelve defeats
Singuarly enough the metropolitan nine has more
the St LOUIS club than OF the Eastern clubs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01

liquor fell asleep In the yar He was found dead ~ .ne
morning death being caused Dy excessive hea' ana
combined.
Frank Surthsr Of Connecticut an enpoye the onea
Conpany's stables Hoboken: WAS over
by the heat yesterday and taken to 81 mary hosp
tai. -. x,,,,..
Glea house. No 81 randst jersey CITY, ycsternay
tucket, II. I.
Tonsforty thirty, porter OF No. OF earaenss
uoboken died yesterday FROM sunsroke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
NEW.JEESEY.

WEST HoBoKKe.-Thc Of St Josephs German
Catholic Church Cenralave and Traphag gen ST.
laid afternoon Bishop Wgger oiciatod
sisted by tho Rev Fathers Gre the PASTOR Hammer
Lucys Church. Jersey city; Wyland OF tho Passionate Mon
Astery Riordan, OF CASTLE Garden ONeL OF Gutenberg
Hanzelman Of Brooklyn and schedler Of Indiana Several
German societies paadci The struct
ure and Will be used parochiai school,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01

Joseph C. Wooley empoye Of III. ClahIn Co whilo
bathing yesterday morning OF the II ackensack
River Fairvew village the Northern Railroad OF
ventured b. yond his depth being able
TO drowned. Julius Feyre, who was bathing with
him. coud render assistance not being swimmer Fevro
sounded alarm seeing his friend SINK and Wooley's
body recovered In about twenty minutes Dr. Ayres
scan rosuscitas him,
effect Mt. Weooy wife and three small chill
Arau